Property Line Survey for Homes Beside Public Lands
If your home backs up to a national forest, a BLM parcel, or other public land, your property line survey matters more than most. One side of that line is yours. You can build there. The other side belongs to the public and follows federal rules. A property line survey shows you exactly where that […]
What a Property Line Survey Can Reveal Beyond an Older Plat Map
Say you dig up the original subdivision plat for your Colorado Springs home. It looks official. Lot numbers, dimensions, a stamp from decades ago. It’s easy to assume this one page shows exactly where your property lines sit today. That plat matters. It’s real record evidence, and surveyors still rely on it. But it can’t […]
Boundary Survey Surprises That Change Your View
Buying a home in Colorado with a beautiful view can feel like a dream come true. Maybe it’s the Rocky Mountains in the distance or a quiet meadow just past your fence. But sometimes, a boundary survey shows that part of what you thought was yours actually belongs to someone else. That discovery can change […]